Thankyou Bryan and ferneyhougg. I have changed itin settings and it's working perfectly. At first I didn't saved the changes at the end but I realised my mistake
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Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostOh why do we humans have that frailty of mind, sometimes! this week, I will be mostly catching up on what I done last Saturday! Good lesson learnt from this:
Is SAVE
at the end of any work you do on your PC!
Nowadays, there seem to be auto-save programmes which can save the day - but nevertheless... you're right Bbm!"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostOh why do we humans have that frailty of mind, sometimes! this week, I will be mostly catching up on what I done last Saturday! Good lesson learnt from this:
Is SAVE
at the end of any work you do on your PC!
Sign outside New York church: "Jesus Saves!" - underneath which someone has scribbled, "But New York spends".
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Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostYes, but remember that once saved, you can't retrieve anything you might have second thoughts on - as I realised yesterday to my chagrin!
Mind you, if you believe that you might return to original thoughts, you could always save two versions.
Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostSign outside New York church: "Jesus Saves!" - underneath which someone has scribbled, "But New York spends".
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Originally posted by EdgeleyRob View PostI'm having a few people over later to stare at their phones,if you fancy popping in.
On the 10th inst. the TV cameras were understandably fixated on one female MP (I won't mention her Party due to the House Rules) who was nicely relaxed with her legs crossed, thumbing her phone and chewing a bag of sweeties. Not a pretty sight for the more discerning viewer.
Talking about such things, whilst all male MPs wear suits (or at least a jacket and trousers) some female equivalents look like they have just tumbled out of bed. Judging by occasional newspaper reports, maybe one or two had done just that.
Believe me I'm all for having more ladies in the House of Commons but I do think there should be proper gender equality when it comes to an understood and established form of dress-code for all.
If most other employees and, notably, members of an orchestra, are expected to abide by certain dress standards why shouldn't all public-salaried MPs be instructed to do the same?
Failure to wear appropriate dress at the workplace displays a distinct lack of basic respect for those we are all supposed to 'serve', in my ever-humble opinion.
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Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostYes, but remember that once saved, you can't retrieve anything you might have second thoughts on - as I realised yesterday to my chagrin!
Sign outside New York church: "Jesus Saves!" - underneath which someone has scribbled, "But New York spends".[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]
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Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View Post
Believe me I'm all for having more ladies in the House of Commons but I do think there should be proper gender equality when it comes to an understood and established form of dress-code for all.
If most other employees and, notably, members of an orchestra, are expected to abide by certain dress standards why shouldn't all public-salaried MPs be instructed to do the same?
let people wear what they like it's NOT the same as a performance
If you are ill and in hospital you might notice that the person who is the real expert is the one NOT dressed in a uniform
Putting on a suit doesn't make you work better, believable or more 'serious'.
(we are going to get the nonsense about shiny cars next, you mark my words )
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